Banking Rates, CDs, Mortgages

Great Florida Bank is headquartered in Miami Lakes, Florida.  Great Florida Bank is a state-charted commercial bank.  Great Florida Bank operates 28 bank branch locations throughout Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties of Florida.

Great Florida Bank offers a number of deposit products that are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) up to the legal limit including checking accounts, savings accounts, money market accounts and certificates of deposit.  Great Florida Bank also offers home mortgages, auto loans, credit cards and more.

Great Florida Bank branch locations in Florida listed by city.  Bank directory lists Great Florida Bank offices in Florida.  Find bank branches in Florida for all Great Florida Bank locations with the complete bank address and phone number.

Great Florida Bank
1956 NE 5 Ave.
Boca Raton, FL, 33431
561-367-6510

Great Florida Bank
7410 West Boynton Beach Boulevard
Boynton Beach, FL  33437
561-367-6520

Great Florida Bank
6135 Lyons Road
Coconut Creek, FL  33073
954-306-7680

Great Florida Bank
8743 Stirling Road
Cooper City, FL  33328
954-306-7640

Great Florida Bank
150 Alahambra Circle, Suite 120
Coral Gables, FL  33134
305-756-2310

Great Florida Bank
1560 South Dixie Highway
Coral Gables, FL  33146
305-514-6990

Great Florida Bank
3440 West Hillsboro Boulevard
Deerfield Beach, FL  33442
954-306-7660

Great Florida Bank
1501 Se 17th Street
Fort Lauderdale, FL  33316
954-306-7650

Great Florida Bank
1709 East Hallandale Beach Boulevard
Hallandale, FL  33009
954-306-7620

Great Florida Bank
591 West 49th Street
Hialeah, FL  33012
305-514-6480

Great Florida Bank
1450 NW 87 Ave.
Miami, FL  33172
305-514-8320

Great Florida Bank
1465 Sw 8th Street
Miami, FL  33135
305-514-6940

Great Florida Bank
9128 NW 25th Street
Miami, FL  33172
305-514-6460

Great Florida Bank
2 South Biscayne Boulevard, Suite 110
Miami, FL  33131
305-514-6400

Great Florida Bank
448 Ocean Drive
Miami Beach, FL  33139
305-514-8310

Great Florida Bank
701 NW 57th Avenue
Miami, FL  33126
305-514-8340

Great Florida Bank
959 West Avenue, Suite 7
Miami Beach, FL  33139
305-514-6970

Great Florida Bank
15100 N.W. 67th Avenue, Suite 1

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Australia Fixed Deposit Rates Westpac Bank

presents Australia Fixed Deposit Rates Westpac Bank this January 2010 for readers from around the world.

What are the latest Australia fixed deposit rates of Westpac Bank in Australia? Have the fixed deposit rates increased or decreased? Take a look below.

Deposit Rates of Westpac Bank:

(interest paid annually, for sums $5000 to < $10000)

Term | $5,000 to < $10,000 | Rates in Percent Per Annum

1 < 2 months= 0.80%
2 <3 months= 1.10%
3 <4 months= 5.00%

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If you live in Missouri, you could take advantage of a competitive 2.26% APY 12-month CD from 1st Financial Federal Credit Union in Missouri. This AY is also available on the 18-month CD. This rate and others are listed on the credit union’s rates page.

To open the account, you must deposit a minimum of $1,000. Accounts are NCUA insured up to $250,000.

To become a member of the credit union, you must live, work, worship or attend school in the City of St. Louis, St. Louis County or St. Charles County. Also, you must deposit a minimum of $5 into your share savings account.

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The 30 Year Mortgage rates 2010 is upon us with rates at near historic lows. They will not stay there for long. Since the beginning of December 2009, the 30 year fixed rate mortgages have been edging upwards. The second week of December saw the average 30 year fixed rate at 4.81% and the following week it rose to 4.94%. This all followed the rate of 4.71% from the first week in December. That rate was the lowest in nearly 40 years.

Because rates have been low for most of the year, many homeowners are refinancing their mortgages when they can find a financial institution that is making loans.

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Most economists believe that it is an economic certainty that when the economy recovers, interest rates on everything from mortgages to certificates of deposit and money market accounts will go up. They say it is not a question of “if” but a question of “when.” Yesterday, the stock market got spooked on continued good news for unemployment claims. Signs that the economy is recovering means the days of higher interest rates are getting closer.

Interest rates on mortgages, certificates of deposit, and money market accounts have been low for a long time as part of the economic stimulus. The sto

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Compare Term Deposits Australia

Shall we compare Term Deposits Australia? Shall we look at the term deposit rates in Australia for comparison? What can we discover when we compare term deposits rates in Australia?

presents Compare Term Deposits Australia this December 2009.

Note that as we compare Term Deposits Australia rates and savings interest rates quoted here, these rates comparisons are subject to change without any notice. Read more…

The U.S. government is scheduled to sell a total of $118 billion in U.S. Treasury bonds this week in order to finance government spending. If you are looking for CD rates to rise, Treasury bond auctions matter to you.

The first auction took place yesterday, in the form of $44 billion in two year notes. Attendees of the auction noted that demand was “lackluster.” Also notable was the fact that the percentage of foreign buyers dropped, but the percentage of American money managers buying was up.

Who buys Treasury bonds and at what prices matters to CD rates because CD rates paid by banks are, generally speaking, closely tied to interest rates paid by the government. Aft Read more…

Banking is going through a lot of changes. Banks are trying to attract new customers while at the same time reduce their risk of losses. Many of their losses have come from defaults on credit card balances. New credit products are sure to emerge that both attract clients and limit losses. Old products are also making a fresh appearance.

Charge Cards vs. Credit Cards

Charge cards are an old school way to pay for things using plastic. Unlike a revolving credit card, charge card balances need to be paid in full each month.

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